Terms of Service Generator

This tool generates a Terms of Service template based on your inputs. While it covers common legal provisions, it should be reviewed by a qualified attorney to ensure compliance with all applicable laws in your jurisdiction. The enforceability of specific clauses can vary by region and business type.

Terms of Service (ToS) and Terms and Conditions (T&C) are essentially the same thing. Both are legal agreements between you and your users that govern the use of your service. Some businesses also call them Terms of Use. The key purpose is the same: to set the rules, rights, and responsibilities for using your platform.

While not always legally required in every jurisdiction, having Terms of Service is strongly recommended for any website or app. They protect your business by limiting liability, establishing rules for user behavior, defining intellectual property ownership, and providing grounds for account termination. Many payment processors and app stores require them.

Every Terms of Service should include: a description of the service, user responsibilities and acceptable use policies, intellectual property rights, limitation of liability, warranty disclaimers, governing law, termination clauses, and a process for modifying the terms. If you accept payments, you should also include payment terms and refund policies.

You should update your Terms of Service whenever you make significant changes to your service, such as adding new features, changing pricing or refund policies, modifying how user data is handled, or expanding to new jurisdictions. It is good practice to review your terms at least annually and notify users of material changes.